President Trump and his defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, have outraged the Beltway by dismissing top generals, including Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff...
The government's top cop for policing federal workers' rights has urged the Merit Systems Protection Board to hit pause on the Trump administration's attempt to fire some probationary workers, saying it appears the ousters are "impermissible."
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Dan Driscoll to be the next Army secretary, voting 66-28 to put the former soldier and Iraq War veteran at the helm of the service.
The aspirations of Florida's first lady Casey DeSantis have long been a topic of discussion in the state capital of Tallahassee. This week, her husband Gov. Ron DeSantis added to the speculation by talking her up as his potential successor.
The tax records of more than 400,000 businesses and individuals were leaked to ProPublica by an IRS contractor who illegally accessed and downloaded the information between 2018 and 2020.
House Speaker Mike Johnson is hoping to proceed with a scheduled Tuesday evening vote on a GOP budget resolution needed to begin moving President Trump's agenda through Congress, despite at least five Republicans opposed to the plan.
House Democrats have calculated that more than 38,000 federal workers have been canned so far as part of President Trump's early moves to remake the federal bureaucracy, and nearly 6,000 of them are veterans.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers defended his budget proposal replacing the word "mother" with "inseminated person" in state law, saying he was concerned about legal clarity on artificial insemination and accusing Republicans of "lying."
More than 20 civil service staffers working on Elon Musk's government efficiency project resigned Tuesday over fears that slash-and-burn tactics are dismantling "critical public services," according to a new report.